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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1902
Page
3
Washington dominated Pullman 16 to 0 in a season defining Pacific Northwest contest. Major moments included a 20 yard touchdown by Mexi uni and a 78 yard highlight run by Welle with Speidel adding a late goal. Officials Prof Holzel and Scott Calhoun officiated a tense game before a packed crowd.
Barney Dunne attempted to shoot off William Dryburns hat in Bureka Utah. The shot struck the forehead and killed Dryburn instantly, blowing off the top of his head. Dunne is a gang boxes. Dryburn was an engineer on a work train.
United Mine Workers lawyers describe an abortive effort to settle the anthracite dispute outside the arbitration commission. They allege operators proposed a settlement then backed off, citing telegrams and Washington talks as shaping events while pledging readiness for commission business. Clarence Darrow and Henry D. Lloyd sign the statement.
A man believed named Jacob Erb of Yeim Washington died at night by taking strychnine in a new building. A paneer heard groaning and found him on the floor with foam at the mouth. A drug bottle and a cup were nearby. a coroner's letter identified the deceased. He was about 40 years old and dressed as a laboring man. Police report shows a cup contained poison. Coleman cad met Saturday in Plymouth church classroom.
The social column reports the Kellef society charity ball at the Armory with Seattle society in attendance and live music by Wasner's orchestra. A telephone girls ball occurred at Little's hall Tuesday night. The Choppers' Degree Woodmen of the World plan a grand masquerade at the Armory tonight with large attendance expected. A wedding for Miss Dainde Belle Snyder and Alfred Thomas Kenyon occurred Tuesday at the bride's mother's residence with a reception. The Ladies' guild of St. Paul's Church on Queen Anne Hill hosts a bazaar Friday and Saturday at Lincoln flats. Plans for Edna M. Prince and Howard E. Luckey's wedding in December are announced.
The Grand presents Hearts of Oak by James A. Herne with a capable cast led by Dennison and Terry Dennison. The plot follows a sailor who returns to a bride and child after years away, only to find the lovers wed. The baby performances charm even hard hearts as the play closes on a poignant, hopeful note.
Soufriere on November 27 erupts for the fifth time since May 7 causing lava and ash clouds. The blast disrupts George Town and Chateau Bel areas on St Vincent's west coast and terrifies residents who flee for their lives.
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